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Top Stock Movers – January 13, 2026

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U.S. stocks finished lower Tuesday as early optimism tied to a cooling inflation report faded, giving way to broad selling in technology and financial shares. While small-cap stocks showed relative resilience, sharp moves in individual names dominated trading, highlighting a clear split between standout winners and hard-hit laggards.

Top Gainers Lead Despite Market Weakness

TryHard Holdings (TRYH) stole the spotlight, surging nearly 90% after announcing a $10 million share buyback and plans to launch a global entertainment investment fund focused on nightclubs, music festivals, and live events. The stock’s explosive move made it the day’s top performer among companies with a market capitalization above $2 billion.

TTM Technologies (TTMI) climbed more than 20% on positive chatter from an industry conference, with investors betting on sustained demand tied to artificial intelligence infrastructure and defense spending. Structure Therapeutics (GPCR) jumped close to 20% following an analyst upgrade and growing speculation around a potential patent or partnership deal. Clean-energy name T1 Energy (TE) advanced about 16% after announcing a new carbon capture agreement, while Moderna (MRNA) rose more than 14% after management issued upbeat fiscal 2026 guidance, projecting approximately 10% revenue growth.

Tech and Financials Drag on Indexes

On the downside, large-cap technology stocks weighed heavily on major indexes. Salesforce (CRM) fell more than 6%, leading declines in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, as investors pulled back from high-valuation software names. Adobe (ADBE) dropped over 5% amid the broader selloff in tech, while Intuit (INTU) and ServiceNow (NOW) also traded lower.

Financial stocks added to the pressure. Visa (V) slid nearly 4% after reports that the Trump administration is considering a temporary cap on credit card interest rates, raising concerns over profitability in the payments sector. JPMorgan Chase (JPM) declined close to 4% despite posting better-than-expected quarterly earnings, as investors focused on costs tied to its takeover of the Apple Card portfolio from Goldman Sachs.

Market Snapshot

By the afternoon session, declining stocks outnumbered advancers across U.S. exchanges. The Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC) and S&P 500 (^GSPC) remained under pressure due to tech weakness, while the Dow (^DJI) was hit hardest by losses in Salesforce, Visa, and JPMorgan. The Russell 2000 (^RUT) outperformed, supported by hopes that easing inflation could bring forward the Federal Reserve’s next interest-rate cut.

Investors now turn their attention to upcoming earnings reports and further guidance from policymakers to determine whether the market can regain its footing.

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